90 000 Commuters Hit Streets As LIRR Strike Paralyzes City
New York faces massive travel chaos as 90,000 Long Island Rail Road commuters contend with a walkout by Local 517 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Roads clog from Grand Central Parkway to Manhattan while buses taxis and subways strain to cope. Officials deem the strike illegal under a restraining order and Gov Rockefeller signals a tougher Taylor Law in response to public employee stoppages.
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Long Island Rail Road
New York City
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Grand Central Parkway
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Garden City
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Deer Park
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Harold Pryor
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the Road
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Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Estrellita: Planetary rules sharpen finances through spring
The horoscope warns planetary restrictions on funds remain until Thursday afternoon and urge vigilance over assets. It forecasts a modest but satisfying year with opportunities in business and finance around April 1, mid July, early September, and early November, plus a 3 month strong period starting then.
Young Republicans Elect New President At Middletown Meeting
Mrs. Richard Jones 37 from Rosedale Road was elected president of the Middletown Area Young Republicans at last night’s Sports Bowl meeting. Robert F. Oglesby became vice president and Lavonne Cole the new secretary. Richard Noel was named treasurer, with three directors elected after a tied vote for the fourth seat. Phillip Kalbaugh and Frank Kibbey set for a special election on Monday December 9.
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Richard Jones
Rosedale Road
Middletown Area
Young Republicans
Gerald D. Porter
Local births noted for several families in area
Vital statistics list multiple newborns including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Temple at 3112 Brent Drive and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Svoboda on Winton Road Cincinnati. Also a boy for Mr. and Mrs. James Cochran on Greenbush Road Somerville and several named individuals with residence addresses.
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Robert Temple
Brent Drive
Wayne Svoboda
Winton Road
Cincinnati
James Cochran
Greenbush Road
Somerville
Board Session Canceled Over Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service
The Board of Education cancels tonight’s meeting due to the ecumenical Thanksgiving service at Middletown High School. A regular session will be held December 3.
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Board of Education
Middletown High School
Theft case set in licenses theft at Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Larry Cox age 18 AWOL from the Army was to appear in municipal court for breaking and entering the Bureau of Motor Vehicles at 102 S Broad St on November 20. His juvenile wife charged similarly was referred to Warren County juvenile authorities. Police recovered blank driver's licenses and a typewriter.
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Larry Cox
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
S. Broad St
Warren County
Juveniles Arrested In Burglaries In Ohio
Lebanon sheriff deputies charged a dozen juveniles, some 14, with breaking and entering. The Burns elementary school theft and June Green Farm Carryout burglaries were linked to the group. Ten suspects, including two girls, were released to parents under house arrest awaiting court dates. Two older juveniles, 15 and 16, remained in Clermont County for investigation of similar charges.
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Youth Katr After Auto Collision In Middletown
Grover P Ferguson a 16 year old of 229 Vanderveer Street remained in fair to good condition at Middletown Hospital after Friday night injuries on South Main Street a half mile north of Route 73. State patrol said he had been released from a southbound car and was struck by a northbound vehicle driven by Ferry Hatton 23 of 3110 Keays Avenue who tried to brake to avoid him but could not stop in time.
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Grover P. Ferguson
Vanderveer St
Middletown Hospital
S. Main Street
Rt. 73
Ferry Hatton
Keays Ave
Hatton
Italy Moves Toward Center-Left Amid Rumor Resignations
Italy signals a shift to a center-left government as center party leaders back Renato Rumor or his ally Emilio Colombo to form a new administration. Alessandro Pertini expected to receive the exploratory mandate and pass it to Giuseppe Saragat, with Socialists and Christian Democrats negotiating a coalition to end weeks of political crisis.
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